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Old 10-16-2007, 11:10 PM   #1 (permalink)
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What Fuel pump/injecters are best?

I Need a new fuel intecter pump and a new in tank or out of tank pump... i have no idea what the best solution is since the old ones both burnt out. Does anyone have a good suggestion on what to go for?

I heard the VP44 from bosch with the FASS system but i havent heard anything for the second pump...
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yeah, I would go with the hot rod vp44 and the FASS 150gph filtration system, you will be very happy and both will work well with future mods that may go on your rig!
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Old 10-17-2007, 12:51 AM   #3 (permalink)
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hey,

you answered my forum question, i was just woundering, if my truck doesnt have any mods yett will the 150 work? i was going to get the 95...

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Old 10-17-2007, 12:58 AM   #4 (permalink)
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The fass is a confusing item. It is available in 2 series - 150 and 95. Now, each is available in 3 flow rates - 95, 150, and 200. The 95 Series is a little smaller, lighter, and slightly cheaper than the 150 Series.

So, you get a 95/95, 95/150. 95/200, ect.

Regardless of mods, either the 95/95 or 150/95 95/150 or 150/150 will work fine for you.

I am sure that confused the heck out of you!

AS for your VP44, there are 2 options. A reman unit rebuilt to spec, or the HRVP44 listed above, which fuels a little harder and has a little timing built in. Downside to it is on some trucks it has a slight lope, which is harmless, but can be somewhat annoying to some folks.


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I heard the VP44 from bosch with the FASS system but i havent heard anything for the second pump...
The pumps listed above are all you need, and you need one of each (VP44 and FASS):thumbsup
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Old 10-17-2007, 10:04 AM   #5 (permalink)
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A 150/150 FASS and an FBD VP will be a long living combination.
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A 150/150 FASS and an FBD VP will be a long living combination.
what is a FBD VP and how much do they cost? I also want the Fass system in my 2001.
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A FBD VP is a Farmboysdiesel (Gus) from above VP44..correct Gus? Give Gus a call and I am sure he will give you good prices on both items listed above..the FASS and the VP. Gus is a great guy and he will hook you up ChadO!!
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mopar or no car, I agree with Diesel Nut..the 95 series will work just fine for you, along with any VP but if you want a little more power and fuel go with the hotrod :thumbsup!
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That's right - no junky remans with used parts that shouldn't be there. Well worth the investment.
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Old 10-18-2007, 05:18 PM   #10 (permalink)
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know the FI fuel injection techonology has come and it had failed fuel pumps old version .
And know fuel injectors have been successfully used in all types of racing including oval track, drag, dry lakes and many others !
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